Hi,
Thanks for reply. I'm not using css compression so thats not an issue. Its
pretty much a fresh out of the box 1.3 distro. I'm pretty certain also that
I'm editing the correct document :), e.g. when I change the font-size the
change is instanly realised in the browser on the next refresh.
Interestingly though later in the css file the background-image tags stay
intact.
So, I've just been playing around and discovered that
background-image: url('/eds/img/eder.jpg');
background-repeat: repeat-x;
does'nt get stripped out but,
background-image: url('/eds/img/eder.jpg') repeat: repeat-x;
does!!!
So, thats my breakthrough. Thanks again. It is strange though isn't it.
Afaik the latter is also correct css syntax or am I mistaken? Is there any
way to stop cake from parsing the css file or at least to just pass
everything it gets without 'checking' it?
2008/10/6 David C. Zentgraf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you using CSS compression? If so, if the CSS syntax is invalid
Cake might strip it out accidentally when removing comments etc.
And the usual:
Check caching. Maybe Cake or your webserver is just serving an old copy.
Make sure you are looking at the same two files (editing A while
actually B is included).
On 6 Oct 2008, at 00:33, paulinthought wrote:
Hi,
I've been playing with cakephp for a litle bit and its taken me a
while to figure this out. cake seems to be stripping out tags from my
css files. My mod_rewrite is working and my paths are correct. I'm
running on winxp and assumed it was some kind of permissions problem.
I've been stumped with this for 2 days and I've just thought to look
at cakes output in firebug which is showing my css file without
(*some) of the background-image tags. Thats the strange thing because
the last couple are still in there. My css styles have been
reshuffled into alphabetic order and some removed. Is there some kind
of css parser in cake I can check or alter.
I'm relatively new to cake but not a complete. Any help or advice
would be appreciated.
Thanks,
P
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